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    Michael DeLigny
    last edited by Jan 12, 2021, 8:40 AM

    Ok, little odd topic here, but I have to ask. I can’t find how to make the fonts larger so I can view them more easily. I looked at all the preferences and couldn’t see anything about font size. I don’t want to change the native format of the text I’m viewing, just want to view it easier! Thanks!.

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      zanud @Michael DeLigny
      last edited by Jan 12, 2021, 10:13 AM

      @Michael-DeLigny said:

      I looked at all the preferences and couldn’t see anything about font size.

      Let look at Settings -> Style Configurator

      I don’t want to change the native format of the text I’m viewing, just want to view it easier!

      Neither of file types supported by Notepad++ have font-related properties. All font names, sizes, styles used by Notepad++ are for viewing only, and they are never stored in the files.

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        zanud
        last edited by Jan 12, 2021, 10:27 AM

        Style Configurator is described at https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/preferences/#style-configurator

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          Alan Kilborn @Michael DeLigny
          last edited by Jan 12, 2021, 12:59 PM

          @Michael-DeLigny

          To be a bit more specific, these might be the settings you’ll want to experiment with:

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          Also: You can temporarily change the size of text by pointing your mouse at the window, holding the Ctrl key, and scrolling the mouse wheel in either direction.

          I don’t want to change the native format of the text I’m viewing

          This shows you have a basic misunderstanding about what text editing is and what a text editor does. @zanud clarifies nicely with:

          (None) of file types supported by Notepad++ have font-related properties. All font names, sizes, styles used by Notepad++ are for viewing only, and they are never stored in the files.

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